Edelweiss
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Hi mt606,
not me but my mum did years ago. She was German and met my dad during the war. After the war was over, she came back to England with my dad. When she died over 10 years ago. When we were clearing out all her stuff we found loads of the dried flower heads that she had pressed between the pages of books. So if she could grow them they must be easy to propergate. She grew them in an old stone sink, which is not all that deep. Try some in a shallow well drained soil, in a sunny place.
Regards Chris.
not me but my mum did years ago. She was German and met my dad during the war. After the war was over, she came back to England with my dad. When she died over 10 years ago. When we were clearing out all her stuff we found loads of the dried flower heads that she had pressed between the pages of books. So if she could grow them they must be easy to propergate. She grew them in an old stone sink, which is not all that deep. Try some in a shallow well drained soil, in a sunny place.
Regards Chris.
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